The table illustrates the percentage of people with different age who rode a bicycle in a particular town in 2011.
Overall, female had a higher percentage than male. The graph shows that people aged 0-9 had the highest percentage, both in male and female. In contrast, the people aged 40-59 had the lowest percentage. However, bicycle use increase again among people aged 60 and over.
Looking at the table, the percentage of people who rode a bicycle is the highest in 0 to 9 years old group with 51.3 percent in female and 50.3 percent in male. The people in group 10 to 17 years old had lower percentage that people aged 0 to 9, although female still had a higher percentage.
There is a sharp decline in the use of bicyle in between group 10 to 17 and 18 to 39 years old. Among the people aged 18 to 59, bicycle use continues to decline, reaching its lowest percentage for people aged 40 to 59. The percentage is increased again among them aged 60 years and over
